User Manual
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USER GUIDE
RFID LOCKER LOCK
(model : HP100)
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Table of Contents
1. Understanding HP-100 RFID lock
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1.1 What is HP100 RFID Locks? .......................................................................... 3
1.2 Card Type and Functions ................................................................................. 3
2. Type of Lock Operation
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2.1 Free Selection (Day Use) ................................................................................... 4
3. Basic operation of the Lock
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3.1 OWNER CARD .............................................................................................. 5
3.2 MASTER CARD ............................................................................................ 5
3.2.1 Functions of the Master Card ................................................................... 5
3.2.2 Replacing old Master cards with New Master cards ............................. 6
3.2.3 How do I add new Master card? ............................................................ 6
3.2.4 What can I do with Master card? ........................................................... 7
3.2.5 Can I set the Master cards to open all locks or specific group of locks
only? .................................................................................................................. 7
3.3 User Card......................................................................................................... 7
3.3.1 Free Selection ........................................................................................ 7
3.3.2 Replacing old User card with New User card .......................................... 8
3.4 Low Battery warning and battery change ....................................................... 8
3.5 Audit Trail ....................................................................................................... 9
ANNEX A Beep & LED Table
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ANNEX B Trouble Shooting
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1. Understanding HP-100 RFID lock
1.1 What is HP100 RFID Locks?
- ZP100 RFID lock is a locker lock operated by 13,56 Mhz RF keys such as card,
tag, key ring or wristband.
1.2 Card Type and Functions
Key Card : Load Key to the lock.
Owner Card : Delete Master card registration in the lock for new
Master card registration.
Master Card :Each of the following function can be set
① Alarm Off, User card delete and Locker open.
② Alarm Off and Locker open and close (no user card
delete)
Time/Master card : ① Set the Time of the lock.
Change ② New master card registration
User Card : Two types of User Cards can be set by Locker
Management System.
① User card for Fixed Mode
② User Card for Free Selection
Audit Trail Card : Collect the latest 18 access log data from the Locks.
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2. Type of Lock Operation
HP-100 RFID lock are designed to work for the various operation requirements by
simple set up process. Following operation modes can be programmed before or after
lock installation.
2.1 Free Selection (Day Use)
- User can select any empty locker.
- Red LED lamp is blinked to show the locker is in
use (Option. In-use lamp off is recommended
to save battery).
- Programmable to use multiple locks with
one User card (max. 5 lockers)
- Programmable for Time based operation
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3. Basic operation of the Lock
ZP100 RF Locker lock is woken up by RF sensor, and read and write the User Card
when User card is placed on the Front body.
Once the User Card is authenticated by RF lock, the bolt of the lock will come out
(Free Selection mode) or come backward and forward (Fixed Mode).
User card needs to be put on the front body until
lock and card complete the authentication process
(1 beep sound and green Led lamp is on).
3.1 OWNER CARD
The role of the Owner card is to control the Master card registration. Therefore,
Owner card will be used to delete current master card registration in the lock, and
makes lock to wait for new Master card registration.
It is simple to delete old Master card registration and to register new master card in
the lock :
Put the Owner card to the lock until lock sounds beep (one time) and light red
lamp.
Now, all master card registration is deleted from the lock.
☞
If you registered 5 Master cards in the lock, all these 5 Master card
registrations are deleted.
3.2 MASTER CARD
3.2.1 Functions of the Master Card
(1) Customer can select the function of the Master card from the following two
options. Master card setting will be done by supplier.
Master card I : Alarm Off, User card delete and Locker open.
Master Card II : Alarm Off and Locker open and close (User remained)
(2) Maximum five Master cards can be registered in a lock.
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3.2.2 Replacing old Master cards with New Master cards
There are two ways to delete the lost Master card and register new Master card in
the lock.
(1) Using Time/Master Change Card
① Read the master cards (all Master cards to be used in a lock) to
register in each lock at Time/master change menu in LOS program
(or LIS program).
② Put the Time/Master change card to the reader, and download the
master card chip numbers to the Card.
③ Put the Time/Master change card to the locks, then, new Master
cards will be registered to the lock, and lost master card will be
blocked.
(2) Using Owner Card
① Delete the old master card registrations in the lock (refer to the 3.1)
with Owner Card.
② Put new master cards to each lock so as to register new master
cards. Then, old master card you lost will not be used.
☞ All existing Master cards needs to be registered again together with new
Master card because all master card registrations were deleted if Owner card
or Clear card is used.
3.2.3 How do I add new Master card?
The procedure to add new Master card is same as 3.2. All master cards that will
be used in locks must be registered to the locks because all Master card registration
are deleted from the locks once lock reads the Owner card.
Alternatively, Time/Master change card can be used. It is recommended to register
new master cards at many lockers. Please refer to the LOS program manual for
Master card registration.
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3.2.4 What can I do with Master card?
The function of the Master card is decided when Set up card is generated by lock
installer from the following three functions.
① Door Open & User Card delete : Turn off the alarms, open the lock and delete
old User card registration.
② Door Open and Close : Turn off the alarms and open the lock and close only.
User card information in the lock is not deleted,
3.2.5 Can I set the Master cards to open all locks or specific group of
locks only?
Yes. If a Master card is registered in all group of locks, this Master card can open all
locks, and becomes Grand master card. If the other Master cards is registered in any
specific group of locks only, this Master card can open this specific group of locks only,
and becomes sub master card.
3.3 User Card
3.3.1 Free Selection
The initial status of the lock in Free Selection mode is open (Latch is inside).
- Initial Use -
① Select the empty locker.
② Put your belongings in the locker.
③ Touch softly the front body of the lock to wake up the lock. Red Led is on, then
place your card (or any form of user key) to the front body of the lock.
④ Wait until the Green LED lights and Beep sounds once.
⑤ Bolt will move out, and lock is closed.
⑥ Close the door, and the lock will be remained at closed status.
- Open the lock -
① Touch softly the front body of the lock.
② Red Led is on and put close your card to the front body of the lock.
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③ Lock will check the lock ID and key of the user card (or any form of user key).
④ Lock will emit Green LED and beep sound once.
⑤ Bolt will be moved and locker will open.
⑥ User information will be erased from the lock so that new user can use the
empty lock.
☞
In free selection mode, lock and card needs to read and write the each
other’s information. So please do not sway the card until the latch is moved.
3.3.2 Replacing old User card with New User card
(1) Free Selection
①
Issue new user card by LOS (Locker Operation System) program.
②
In case the locker is closed, put Master card to the lock to open the lock.
③
Put new User card to the lock, then lock will accept new User card, and missing
card will not be accepted.
④
In case the locker is opened, just put the new user card to the lock, and the
lock will register this locker number. Old User key will not be accepted.
3.4 Low Battery warning and battery change
In the RFID lock, 4 pieces of 1.5V AA alkaline batteries are used.
When battery reaches to low voltage ; ① Beep sounds five times.
② Red LED lights
③ Low battery is recorded in the memory of
the User Card (Operator can know the low
battery of the lock when the card is read at
operator’s Program).
When low battery warning sign is displayed, please change the battery.
① Open the battery case at main case.
② Change four batteries.
③ When you pull out the battery, and do not insert the batteries in 3 minute, the
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clock of the lock returns to default time (2008. 01.01).
CAUTION
RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED
BY AN INCORRECT TYPE.
DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING
TO THE INSTRUCTIONS
④ Please use the Time Setting card to set the time of the lock.
(For time setting, please refer to “How to use LOS (Locker Operation System)”
or LIS(Locker Installation System).
3.5 Audit Trail
① Put Audit Trail Card to the lock.
② The latest event data (up to 18 events) will be downloaded from lock to the
Card. Wait until melody is on.
③ Read the Card at LOS program, and 18 event data will be saved to the PC.
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ANNEX A Beep & LED Table
Beep LED Description
1 x short beep 1 x Green(2sec) OK
3 x short beep 3 x Red(2sec) flashes Operation Error
3 x short beep 1 x Red & Green in turn(2sec) Time over
Do-Re-Mi Melody 1 x Red & Green in turn(2sec)
Successful Set up / mode
change / Time setting
5 x short beep 5 x Red & Green Low battery
Do-Re-Mi Melody 2 x Red & Green Succ
essful connection
between
front and back
bodies.
1 x short beep 1 x Green Off the Alarm by Master card
Melody 1 x Green (1.5 sec)
Successful registration of
Owner Card/ Master Card
Melody 1xGreen
Read Clear Card and delete
the information of O/M/U in
the memory of the lock.
Green and Red on/off
1) Owner Card is not
registered.
2) In case of Shift or Week-
day operation mode, Alarm
for shift or Time due.
Red on/off Owner card is registered, but
Master card is not registered.
Green on/off Owner
& Master card are
registered, but User card is
not registered in Fixed Mode.
short beep : 0.3sec long beep : 1.5sec
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ANNEX B Trouble Shooting
Master card registration in the lock
was failed.
1) Master card registration should be followed
after deleting old master card in the lock by
Owner card.
2) Put Master card on the lock before waiting
time is out after Owner card.
Cannot open the lock with Master
card
Master card is not registered in the lock.
Please Register the Master card in the lock.
Cannot open or close the lock by
User card
1. Check the Setting of User card by LOS.
(1) Free Selection Mode
Validity / Operation mode / Lock ID /
Number of locks this user card can
be used.
(2) Fixed Selection Mode
Validity /Operation Mode / Lock ID /
Number of locks this user card can
be used.
2. Reset the time of the Lock with Time/Master
card change card.
3. Old User card may be still in the memory of
the lock. Erase the card information from
the lock by Clear card, then register again
the Owner card and Master Card, then use
User card.
When “Touch” button is pressed, five
beep sounds with Red lamp. Low battery sign. Please replace the batteries.
Latch does not move, while Card and
lock operates successfully.
Too many goods may
press the lock body.
Push the locker door to make the space for
moving of the latch.
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Should you have any questions, please contact your local
distributor or our technical support.
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USA-Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to
the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of FCC Rules. These limits are
designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a
residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy.
If not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, it may cause
harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television
reception, which can be determined by tuning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouraged to try and correct the interference by one or more of
the following measures:
- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
- Increase the distance between the equipment and the receiver.
- Connect the equipment to outlet on a circuit different from that to
which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.